• B-EYE Bee Vision
• Structure of the Comb How Do They Do That?
• Beekeeping Basics A Beekeeper's Handbook
• Beekeeping & Agriculture Technical Information for Beekeepers
• Lists of Publications about Mites and Bees For Beekeepers and Students of Bee/Mite Interactions
• Katerpillars (& Mystery Bugs) Fun with Bugs - 4Hrs Take Note
• Insect Rearing Serious Stuff, But if You Really Want to Know
• Bug Games & Projects Stage Your Own Bug Olympics
• Spider Glider and Other Bug Fun Science Museum of Minnesota
• Insects, What Good Are They? Good Insects and Pests
• Tasty Insect Recipes Jay Leno, Head Chef
• Paper Airplanes Make Your Own Planes - Bugs Aren't the Only Things that can Fly
• Oregon Museum of Science and Technology Too Much to List, Check it Out
• Ask Dr. Math! Math Can Be Fun
• Electronic Zoo Animals and More Animals
• Ask Dr. Science! Some Amazing Science
• Virtual Frog Dissection Everything Your Ever Wanted to Know about the Inner Workings of a Frog
• Exploratorium Science Center Another Treasure Chest
• Volcano World Who's Erupting Now?
• Global Environment (GLOBE SCHOOLS) Is Your School a Member?
• Automated Weather Source for Schools Weather Around the World
• Science Theater High Tech Images
• Understanding Our Planet Through Chemistry Building Blocks for the World

There are hundreds of sites for children on the web. This list provides links to some of the larger gateways, and we have hand-picked a few sites as a starting point. If you know of a site that is particularly fun, interesting, or informative, please send an e-mail message to Jerry Bromenshenk, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT, at jjbmail@selway.umt.edu